Dying for Sleep

The poems by John Keats' Sleeping 'and Samuel Taylor Collier' s' Sleeping Pain 'seem to discuss the joy and pain of sleeping, but poetry represents a deeper meaning than sleeping alone. Insight into the events of individual poets in their lives. Each reader may have a different interpretation from the previous reader and will not correctly read the poem. The interpretation of the following poems begins to discuss sleep; nonetheless there is evidence to prove that this interpretation reveals a more substantial meaning closely related to the life of the poet in question .

"What are you doing here?" He wanted to know. "I want to sleep.I am asking for a long sleep.I am working hard.I have lived for a long time and I went to church every Sunday.I am going to sleep all I got it done and I hope that I am feeling sick! "The contaminated soul sits on a dirty street and sees all of the city he missed while he was alive . He saw that the crouching crowd is the most diligent people he has ever seen. He listened to the Korean family 's opinion with the tobacco company; the family, he always found jealousy and selfishness. At last he can hear what they are saying. When you die, you will understand all languages, all sounds and all expressions. He heard their conversation, they were funny, familiar, and often boring. He saw the couple hugging each other hugging each other without thinking about it.

He is exhausted. He wants to go to bed in bed. No more tables for taking a nap anymore in the sofa business. His eyes forgot how they had closed before. He forgot what the good sleep is. This is like a dream that it is a little blurry. He wants to get what he seems to have lost his memory. What seems to be ordinary is a subtle luxury. Even when he returned home he began to bring him bad luck. His car had an apartment in the middle of the road, and he had to wait several hours before moving the truck to the nearest garage. His plan to go home to drink a cup of wine seems useless. What he wants now is only a good night of sleep. He took off the next two days. He wants to go to bed all night, the next day. But the apartment made him wait for a long time. Apart from his imagination

The rancher died of starvation. It happened quietly; he went to sleep and did not wake up. Some people will die in the night, this is a common phenomenon. In a closed sleeping area it is usually clear that a person who dies will escape from the bladder and small bubbles will appear on the lips as liquid exudes from the body. Usually, no one intends to remove the body in the morning. There is Warsaw to testify. Later, he visited Auschwitz and noticed similarities with his experience. No one was poisoned in his labor camp - they were sent to another prison if they were too weak to work. Some people were executed or beaten, but the main means to impose punishment was to detain food. Hunger is the way the regime tends to destroy its opponents.